Phyllobacterium zundukense: BLM14_30005
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Entry
BLM14_30005 CDS
T05167
Name
(GenBank) ABC transporter permease
KO
K02025
multiple sugar transport system permease protein
Organism
pht
Phyllobacterium zundukense
Brite
KEGG Orthology (KO) [BR:
pht00001
]
09180 Brite Hierarchies
09183 Protein families: signaling and cellular processes
02000 Transporters [BR:
pht02000
]
BLM14_30005
Transporters [BR:
pht02000
]
ABC transporters, prokaryotic type
Saccharide, polyol, and lipid transporters
Putative multiple sugar transporter
BLM14_30005
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Motif
Pfam:
BPD_transp_1
Motif
Other DBs
NCBI-ProteinID:
ATU95954
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Position
unnamed5:complement(162139..163020)
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AA seq
293 aa
AA seq
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MTSNWITTRAWFLMLPLLIVMVAVIGWPLIDTVRLSFTDAKLVGTEGSFVGFDNYVKILS
GTNFQRTLVTTFWFAVLSVALEMVIGVLAALLLNQQFYGRSVLRALMILPWALPTVVNAT
LWRLIYNPEYGALNAALTQMGFIDAYRSWLGEPNTALASLILADCWKNFPLVALIALAAL
QAVPRDITAASMVDGAGAWSRFRFVIMPYLAGPLMVALVLRTIEAFKVFDIIWVMTRGGP
ANSTRTLSILVYQEAFSFQRAGSGASLALIVTLLVTVLAVAYAALIRKSAGAS
NT seq
882 nt
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atgacgagcaactggattacgacccgcgcatggttcttgatgctgcccctgctgatcgtc
atggtcgcggttatcggatggccgctcatcgatacggtgcgcctctccttcaccgatgcc
aagctcgtaggcaccgagggcagttttgtcggtttcgacaattacgtgaagatcctgtcc
ggcacaaattttcaacgtacgcttgtcaccaccttctggtttgcggtgttgtctgttgct
ttggagatggtgatcggcgttctggcggcactgcttctcaaccagcaattctatggccgt
tcggttttgcgcgccctgatgatcctgccctgggcgctgccgacggtggtcaatgccacg
ctttggcgtctgatctacaatccggaatatggcgcgctcaacgcagcgctgactcagatg
ggttttatcgatgcctatcgttcctggctgggtgaacccaacacggcactcgcttcgctg
atcctcgccgattgctggaagaatttcccattggtggccctaatcgcgctagcagccttg
caggcggtgccgcgtgatatcactgctgcctcgatggtggacggtgccggtgcgtggtcg
cgtttccgcttcgtcatcatgccctatcttgccggtcccttgatggtggcgctggtgctg
cgcaccatcgaggcgttcaaggtcttcgatatcatctgggtcatgacccggggcggtccg
gccaacagcacacggacattgtcgatcctcgtttatcaggaggccttctccttccagcgc
gcgggctccggcgcgtcgctcgcgctgatcgtcacgctgctggtgaccgtgcttgccgtt
gcctatgccgccctgatccgtaaaagcgcaggagcctcgtaa
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